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mdds 1.0.0
* all
* introduced API versioning to ease parallel installation of API
incompatible versions. Version 1.0.0 will have an API versoin of
1.0.
* C++11 is now a hard requirement.
* added API documentation via Doxygen, Sphinx and Breathe.
* mixed_type_matrix
* officially removed for good in favor of multi_type_matrix.
* multi_type_vector
* added memory usage reduction by conditionally shrinking the
capacity of the underlying vector containers.
* added slight performance gain by revising block adjustment policy
during splitting of blocks.
* sorted_string_map
* fixed a bug where a non-matching key was incorrectly returned as a
matching key.
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libetonyek 0.1.6
- All formats:
+ Improved handling of text language, e.g., written language props now
include country and script.
- Keynote 6:
+ Parse links.
+ Parse text language.
+ Parse lists (bullets).
+ Resize tables properly.
+ Fix handling of texts containing non-ASCII characters (i.e., the
majority of non-English languages).
- Miscellaneous:
+ Fix build with boost 1.54/1.55.
+ Make help output of conversion tools more help2man-friendly.
+ Fix build with recent clang, which does not like 'register' keyword.
+ Various small fixes and improvements.
libetonyek 0.1.5
- Parse slide background.
- Parse shape style: fill, line stroke, opacity, shadow.
- Parse table style: default cell borders, background etc.
- Various fixes and improvements.
libetonyek 0.1.4
- Parse formulas.
- Parse cell type and number format.
- Require mdds 1.0 by default (but 0.12.1 is still supported).
- Add support for Keynote 6. Imported features include: shapes, images,
text + text formatting, presentation notes, tables (only simple tables
are supported.)
libetonyek 0.1.3
- Common:
+ Import more text formatting properties.
+ Correctly interpret properties set by paragraph style, but turned
off in character style.
+ Import paragraph borders.
+ Import metadata.
+ Collect styles and other referenceable entities even from skipped
parts of the input.
+ Fix a typo that caused shapes being dropped from output.
+ Import table borders.
+ Add dependency on mdds.
+ Various small bugfixes and improvements.
- Pages:
+ Import headers and footers.
+ Import footnotes and endnotes.
+ Import images.
+ Import shapes.
+ Import text columns.
+ Accept documents created by Pages 1-3.
- Numbers:
+ Accept documents created by Numbers 1.
libetonyek 0.1.2
- Use symbol visibility on Linux. The library only exports the two public
functions now.
- Refactor the parser to allow sharing of code among Keynote, Pages and
Numbers parsers.
- Add initial support for Pages (v. 4 only): text and text formatting,
tables.
- Parse text language.
- Parse links.
- Fix parsing of tab stops.
- Add dependency on glm.
- Add initial support for Numbers (v. 2 only): sheets and cell content.
- Fix parsing of simple cell text content, which was ignored previously.
- Various small bugfixes and improvements.
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Changelog:
6.1 (06 February 2016)
* Language:
. You can now omit the @menu from nodes with other nodes below them in
the document structure. If you use "@validatemenus off" near the
start of a Texinfo file, makeinfo will, where needed, create a menu
for nodes lacking one given explicitly.
. An @setfilename line is no longer required at the start of a
Texinfo file. (Be aware, though, that some other tools may require
it, for example Automake.)
. For processing with TeX, a comma is automatically provided following
a cross-reference command (such as @xref) when needed to separate
the page number from following text, so you don't need to add one
yourself. See the `Parts of a Cross Reference' node in the manual
for details. Behavior when followed by punctuation, as always
recommended previously, is unchanged.
* texi2any:
. Some Perl modules have been rewritten in C to increase speed.
If Perl extensions can be created, they are used by default;
otherwise the pure Perl implementations are still used.
Disable at build time with "configure --disable-perl-xs". The
environment variable TEXINFO_XS controls how they are used by
texi2any.
. Quotation marks are left out for node names and index entries in
Info output where they would have been produced by commands such
as @file or @option.
. New customization variable INFO_SPECIAL_CHARS_QUOTE to allow use of
a quoting mechanism for problematic constructs in Info output, for
example node names containing colons or commas.
. Commands like @heading are affected by @lowersections and @raisesections
again, as was the case before Texinfo 5.0.
* texinfo.tex:
. You may explicitly specify a sort key for an index entry by preceding
the text of the entry with the @sortas commmand with the sort key
desired as a braced argument. Additionally, you may choose to
ignore all occurences of the characters \, @, <, and - using new
flags you can specify with @set: `txiindexbackslashignore',
`txiindexatsignignore', `txiindexlessthanignore', and
`txiindexhyphenignore' respectively.
. Changes to macro handling to more closely match makeinfo. Ends of
lines are preserved in an argument to a macro taking a single
argument.
. By default, suppress heading line on a page with a chapter on it, to
avoid having the chapter title repeated.
. Use a larger font for arguments in a @deffn line and similar.
. The default indices (cp, ky and so on) now don't get a file opened
for them unless they are actually used. This reduces the number of
files that a run of TeX produces, and also allows for a greater
number of user-defined indices, because you will not bump into TeX's
limit of 16 open files at once so soon.
. For initials in indices that are non-alphanumeric characters (for
example, backslash, or braces), avoid use of a typewriter font.
This gives a more consistent appearance.
. Have a stronger preference for breaking a column in an index before
a letter heading.
. Formatting improvements in tables of contents and indices. Entries
can extend slightly into the margin instead of being broken across
two lines, and text is split more evenly across lines. Reduce
chance of an orphaned index entry appearing at the top of a column.
. Support character encodings beyond ASCII for XeTeX and LuaTeX by
reading file input byte-by-byte.
* texi2dvi:
. Support for determining the output files using the `-recorder'
option to TeX, to help to support more TeX engines.
* info:
. New user variables `link-style', `active-link-style', and
`match-style' enable customization of how cross-references and search
matches are highlighted.
. By default only the node pointers are displayed at the top of a node.
Customize this with the `nodeline' variable.
. New command M-x tree-search to search all subnodes of a node.
. Now tries to find referenced manuals in the same directory as the
current file first, before looking in search path. Customize this
with new variable `follow-strategy'.
. The `mouse' variable is now off by default, in order not to
interfere with the selection of text in a terminal emulator window.
. `q' closes a window instead of quitting altogether if there's more
than one, for example if a help window is open.
. Several bug fixes, including:
. one causing the wrong position in a node to be shown when
following an "anchor" cross-reference
. one causing a test failure in the t/c-u-m-x-scroll-forward.sh
test on some platforms
. Internal changes to reduce memory use and increase speed of
searches, relative to last release
. The meaning of the `key-time' variable has changed when its value
is 0. This value meant to wait forever in the last release, but now
it means that the next byte must be available immediately.
* Documentation:
. The `info.info' file (and `info.texi' source) is no longer
distributed with Texinfo. Now this manual is only in Emacs.
* Distribution:
. automake-1.15, gettext-0.19.6.
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96.0.0 (2016/2/10)
Breaking Changes
Google App Engine
Google App Engine components updated to 1.9.32. Please visit the following release notes for details: Python - https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/release-notes Java - https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/release-notes
The gcloud preview app gen-config command now offers to automatically update the runtime field in app.yaml if necessary.
IAM
The gcloud beta iam command group has launched.
Emulators
The Pub/Sub emulator now supports Gzip-encoded requests.
Google Compute Engine
The gcloud compute copy-files|scp commands on Windows now treat path arguments with a drive prefix as local files.
Configurations
The config configurations delete command now takes multiple configuration names.
Containers
kubectl is updated to v1.1.7.
Bugfix on the gcloud container clusters get-credentials when run from a client without edit permissions.
Misc. Changes
The default floating point output format precision is 6. Exponent notation is used for abs(n) < 1e-04 and abs(n) >= 1e+09.
The arrow and page up/down/home/end keys now work in the Windows help pager.
95.0.0 (2016/2/3)
Breaking Changes
Use gcloud compute networks create --mode=legacy to create non-subnet networks.
Google Compute Engine
gcloud compute copy-files and gcloud compute ssh on Windows now use standard PuTTY plink.exe, pscp.exe and putty.exe. A standalone winkeygen.exe generates PuTTY and ssh compatible keys. The Windows PuTTY executables are up to date at version 0.66.
Google Compute Engine subnets
Added gcloud compute networks subnets.
Added --mode flag to gcloud compute networks create.
Added --subnet flag to gcloud compute instances create and gcloud compute instance-templates create.
Added --local-traffic-selector flag to gcloud compute vpn-tunnels create.
Google App Engine
Added support for streaming logs when the use_cloud_build=1 property is set.
Moved the nodejs install script into the docker image.
Projects
gcloud projects update|undelete|delete have been moved to beta.
gcloud --format
Added nested table formatting by --format="table(field1,listField2:format=FORMAT-STRING)" where FORMAT-STRING can be any format (json, table, ...). Try: gcloud compute instances list --format="table[box](name, disks:format='table[no-heading](deviceName:sort=1, kind)')"
Added list field aggregation formatting (similar to nested formatting) by --format="table(listField2:format=FORMAT-STRING)". When the main table has no columns each nested format is aggregated into a single list. Try: gcloud compute instances list --format="table(disks:format='table[box](deviceName:sort=1, kind)')"
94.0.0 (2016/1/27)
Google Compute Engine
Added gcloud alpha compute url-maps list-cache-invalidations command.
Google App Engine
Google App Engine components updated to 1.9.31. Please visit the following release notes for details: Python - https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/release-notes Java - https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/release-notes
Added --runtime flag to gcloud preview app gen-config to specify a runtime when a directory identifies as multiple runtimes. This flag can be used in conjunction with --custom.
Google Container Engine
gcloud container cluster describe and list commands now notify the user when their cluster versions are about to go out of support or are unsupported.
Google Cloud Logging
gcloud beta logging write and gcloud beta logging logs delete commands now use the V2beta1 API. The gcloud beta logging write command now uses the global resource descriptor (which translates to "custom.googleapis.com" service in V1).
Cloud Dataproc
gcloud beta dataproc clusters create now supports --tags and --metadata flags to set instance tags and metadata on all instances in the Dataproc cluster.
PubSub Emulator
A new --host flag can be used to specify the address the emulator should bind as. The flag can be left unspecified, set to "localhost", a hostname, or an explicit IP address.
Projects
Added commands get-iam-policy, set-iam-policy, add-iam-policy-binding, and remove-iam-policy-binding for the gcloud beta projects surface.
Added the gcloud projects list command that can be used to list projects.
93.0.0 (2016/1/20)
kubectrl upgraded to 1.1.4.
gcloud beta dataproc cluster create now supports --properties flag to set properties for installed packages.
Datastore emulator's DATASTORE_LOCAL_HOST environment variable changed to DATASTORE_EMULATOR_HOST.
gcloud source repos clone now supports --dry-run flag to show equivalent git command.
92.0.0 (2016/1/13)
Because of the rollback of 91.0.0, this release contains all of the changes from 91.0.0 in addition to the changes listed below.
Breaking Changes
gcloud preview app deploy
Changed deployments to set the deployed versions to receive all traffic for their modules by default.
To keep the old behavior (traffic split remains the same), use the --no-promote flag or run gcloud config set app/promote_by_default true.
Note that your old versions are still running, and must be stopped manually. This behavior will change in a future release.
Removed deprecated --set-default flag. Please use --promote instead.
gcloud preview app deploy: Removed deprecated --env-vars flag.
The output of the gcloud preview app modules list command has been changed to include the traffic split percentage instead of the 'default version' field.
Removed deprecated gcloud preview app modules cancel-deployment command.
This command is no longer necessary due to recent improvements in the Deployment API.
Removed deprecated gcloud preview app modules download command.
This command is no longer necessary due to recent improvements in the Deployment API.
Removed deprecated gcloud preview app run command. Please use dev_appserver.py instead.
Changed behavior of the --zone/-z flag in the gcloud dns record-sets command group. This flag can no longer precede the command. For instance, gcloud dns record-sets -z=mz list will not work, but gcloud dns record-sets list -z=mz will.
Changed --password-file option for sql instances set-root-password; password now does not include trailing newline from password file. This matches the documented behavior, but not the previous behavior. (Fixes https://code.google.com/p/google-cloud-sdk/issues/detail?id=419)
Removed meta/active_configuration from the results of gcloud config list since it is not a property that can be set. You can continue to use the gcloud config configurations commands to view and manage your configurations.
Cloud SDK
Added gcloud config proxy settings. Users can configure gcloud to use a proxy via the following settings:
gcloud config proxy/address
gcloud config proxy/password
gcloud config proxy/port
gcloud config proxy/type
gcloud config proxy/username
Added alpha and beta components to Debian packages.
Removed unused config properties: app/hosted_registry, app/host, app/admin_host, app/api_host.
Google Cloud Logging
Migrated to v2beta1 API release.
Moved gcloud beta logging sinks commands to v2beta1.
Added gcloud beta logging resource-descriptors command to display supported resources from various services.
Added gcloud beta logging read command to retrieve log entries using filters.
Google Container Engine
Added gcloud container clusters resize for resizing Container Engine clusters.
Added notifications when node upgrades are available to gcloud container cluster describe and list commands.
Google App Engine
Fixed bug where initial deployments using --image-url failed.
Changed gcloud preview app modules set_default command to use the App Engine Admin API.
Changed gcloud preview app modules list command to use the App Engine Admin API.
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Changelog:
* Noteworthy changes in release 2.23 (2016-02-04) [stable]
** Bug fixes
Binary files are now less likely to generate diagnostics and more
likely to yield text matches. grep now reports "Binary file FOO
matches" and suppresses further output instead of outputting a line
containing an encoding error; hence grep can now report matching text
before a later binary match. Formerly, grep reported FOO to be
binary when it found an encoding error in FOO before generating
output for FOO, which meant it never reported both matching text and
matching binary data; this was less useful for searching text
containing encoding errors in non-matching lines.
[bug introduced in grep-2.21]
grep -c no longer stops counting when finding binary data.
[bug introduced in grep-2.21]
grep no longer outputs encoding errors in unibyte locales.
For example, if the byte '\x81' is not a valid character in a
unibyte locale, grep treats the byte as binary data.
[bug introduced in grep-2.21]
grep -oP is no longer susceptible to an infinite loop when processing
invalid UTF8 just before a match.
[bug introduced in grep-2.22]
--exclude and related options are now matched against trailing
parts of command-line arguments, not against the entire arguments.
This partly reverts the --exclude-related change in 2.22.
[bug introduced in grep-2.22]
--line-buffer is no longer ineffective when combined with -l.
[bug introduced in grep-2.5]
-xw is now equivalent to -x more consistently, with -P and with backrefs.
[bug only partially fixed in grep-2.19]
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* Sync with firefox-44.0.2
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Changelog:
Fix: Firefox hangs or crashes on startup (1243098)
Security bug:
2016-13 Same-origin-policy violation using Service Workers with plugins
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Updated devel/boost-libs to 1.60.0nb1
Updated meta-pkgs/boost to 1.60.0nb1
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Bump PKGREVISION for devel/boost-headers and devel/boost-libs.
This fixes databases/mongodb build.
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- Update HOMEPAGE
- Drop serveral patches, those were from git repository and now included in
release.
(upstream)
- Update 1.3 to 1.4
ChangeLog unknown.
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update to 1.0.
Multi-Dimensional Data Structure (mdds)
A collection of multi-dimensional data structure and indexing algorithm.
It implements the following data structure:
* flat segment tree
* segment tree
* rectangle set
This package contains the 0.12 branch of mdds.
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* Change JavaScript engine from V8 to SpiderMonkey.
Changelog:
3.2.1 – Jan 12, 2016
Fixed error where during a regular shutdown of a replica set, secondaries may mark certain replicated but yet to be applied operations as successfully applied: SERVER-21868.
Improve insert workload performance with WiredTiger on Windows: SERVER-20262.
Fixed long-running transactions during chunk moves: SERVER-21366
All issues closed in 3.2.1
3.0.9 – Jan 26, 2016
Fixed issue where queries which specify sort and batch size can return results out of order if documents are concurrently updated. SERVER-19996
Fixed performance issue where large amounts of create and drop collections can cause listDatabases to be slow under WiredTiger. SERVER-20961
Modified the authentication failure message to include the client IP address. SERVER-22054
All issues closed in 3.0.9
3.0.8 – Dec 15, 2015
Fixed issue where findAndModify on mongos can upsert to the wrong shard. SERVER-20407.
Fixed WiredTiger commit visibility issue which caused document not found. SERVER-21275.
Fixed issue where the oplog can grow to 3x configured size. SERVER-21553
All issues closed in 3.0.8
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https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=795429
Bump PKGREVISION.
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Upstream changes:
3.62 - Mon Jan 11 08:39:19 EST 2016
- ensure File::Spec::canonpath() preserves taint (CVE-2015-8607)
3.61 - Sun Dec 20 12:00:00 EST 2015 (bleadperl only release)
- improve performance of cwd on Win32 miniperl
3.60 - Wed Nov 18 21:28:01 EST 2015
- add File::Spec::AmigaOS -- and actually ship it, this time
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Noteworthy changes in version 1.6.5 (2016-02-09) [C20/A0/R5]
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* Mitigate side-channel attack on ECDH with Weierstrass curves
[CVE-2015-7511]. See http://www.cs.tau.ac.IL/~tromer/ecdh/ for
details.
* Fix build problem on Solaris.
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- Removed Moose cleanliness method from
Test::BDD::Cucumber::Extension
- Add extensions! See Test::BDD::Cucumber::Executor and
Test::BDD::Cucumber::Extensions for details. Work by ehuelsmann:
https://github.com/pjlsergeant/test-bdd-cucumber-perl/pull/66
- pherkin command line options can now be read from config files, based on
a patch by eheulsmann
- Scenario outline handling now works properly with i18n, thanks eheulsmann
https://github.com/pjlsergeant/test-bdd-cucumber-perl/pull/71
- Storable dependency removed, thanks ehuelsmann
https://github.com/pjlsergeant/test-bdd-cucumber-perl/pull/69
- Various spelling mistakes fixed - thanks James McCoy
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Changelog:
New features:
Writer:
Spelling dialog no longer automatically closes once spellcheck is complete. tdf#79312 (Marek Dolezel)
Widow/Orphan paragraph text-flow enabled by default for new documents. tdf#89714 (SIL)
Hide Whitespace option added to View menu tdf#39080 (Ashod Nakashian, Collabora)
Outline split button available in formatting toolbar, but hidden by default tdf#95403 (Maxim Monastirsky)
While in print preview mode to jump a specific page, the only thing you have to do to enter the page number on the numeric field in the toolbar. tdf#80657 (Gülşah Köse)
Calc:
New commands to add rows below and columns right. (Philippe Jung)
Formula Wizard shows the values of parameters and results on the Structure page. (Benjamin Ni)
Statistics regression: linear, logarithmic, power: Add a new statistics dialog for calculating regression. tdf#74667 commit (Tomaz Vajngerl, Collabora)
Organize sheet level context menus. commit (Yousuf Philips)
PNG export in LibreOffice Calc was added, as in Writer and Impress. blog entry (Miklos Vajna, Collabora)
Option to search formatted display strings using find bar and also "Find & Replace" dialog. tdf#48456 (Dennis Francis)
INDIRECT function: better compatibility for legacy OOo documents, improved interoperability with Excel tdf#92256,tdf#93688 (Katarina Behrens, CIB)
Custom number formats with question mark in decimal part (such as 0.???), to get decimal alignment without '0', are now saved in ODF tdf#40517 (Laurent BP)
Formula engine:
Table structured references
tdf#85063 (Eike Rathke, Red Hat)
The following restrictions of Table structured references that were present in 5.0 were addressed:
The column names must not be present as cell content in the table's header row any more; column-header-less tables are now supported.
For this, for new database ranges without header cells or with empty header cell content, internal names are generated, for example Column1, Column2, ...
Internal names are imported from OOXML spreadsheet documents and continue to function in formula expressions.
Saving to OOXML, structured references are now written (not transformed to A1 notation any more) and the table context is maintained.
Saving to OOXML, the defined database ranges are now exported as <table> elements.
Modifying header cell content updates the internal table column names.
When deleting header cell content, formulas referring the column name continue to function and are still editable using the previous name.
When duplicating header cell content, duplicated column names internally are numbered. For example, having two FooBar header cells the column names will be FooBar and FooBar2. This is automatically reflected in existing formula expressions.
When inserting columns within a table, numbered column names are internally generated for empty header cells, starting with the column number within the table. For example, inserting two columns before the third column of a table the generated names are Column3 and Column4.
The generated column names are updated if text is entered in such an empty cell.
All internal column names are unique within one table, which is reflected when displaying existing formula expressions.
Sticky end column/row anchors
tdf#92779 (Eike Rathke, Red Hat)
For range references that encompass at least two columns or rows where the end reference points to the last column or row, i.e. AMJ or 1048576, the end column or row is sticky now and not moved when inserting or deleting columns or rows.
When inserting columns or rows and updating a reference the end reference would be shifted out of the sheet bounds, the reference is anchored at the last column or row instead of generating a #REF! error.
For example a reference B2:B1048575 when inserting two rows will be updated to B2:B1048576.
The column or row will become sticky then, in the example row 1048576.
A reference like B1048576:C1048576 does not have a sticky end row anchor, because only one row is referenced.
Compatibility with ODF 1.2
Function WEEKNUM strictly complies with ODF 1.2 function definition and ISOWEEKNUM has been introduced. tdf#50950 (Winfried Donkers + Eike Rathke)
In the UI the WEEKNUM_ADD function has been renamed to WEEKNUM_EXCEL2003 to point out it exists for interoperability of documents created with Microsoft Excel.
Importing such documents created with older Microsoft Excel versions map the WEEKNUM function to WEEKNUM_EXCEL2003
Saving to ODF or OOXML writes WEEKNUM, older LibreOffice and OpenOffice.org release map that to WEEKNUM_ADD.
For new documents the WEEKNUM function should be used.
WEEKNUM now supports all arguments of the second parameter as defined in ODF OpenFormula (ODFF), see http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.2/os/OpenDocument-v1.2-os-part2.html#WEEKNUM
The ISOWEEKNUM function has been implemented to calculate the week number according to ISO 8601, see http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.2/os/OpenDocument-v1.2-os-part2.html#ISOWEEKNUM
WEEKNUM_OOO provides compatibility with older LibreOffice and OpenOffice.org releases for cases that can not be mapped to WEEKNUM or ISOWEEKNUM as defined in the standard, specifically if the mode argument is 1 the old WEEKNUM implementation returned a week number calculated as if it was an ISO 8601 calculation but with the week starting on Sunday instead of Monday. This is not covered by any standard.
Not offered in the Function Wizard to prevent accidental use. Use it only if interoperability with older LibreOffice or OpenOffice.org releases is required.
Currently still saved wrongly as ISOWEEKNUM with 2 parameters for interoperability with older LibreOffice or OpenOffice.org releases.
This will be changed in future for release 5.3 and the function will be saved as ORG.LIBREOFFICE.WEEKNUM_OOO, the current 5.1 release is already enabled to read that.
Impress and Draw:
Slide navigation and sorting commands were added with corresponding shortcut keys. tdf#91909 (Philippe Jung, Yousuf Philips)
Master slide view appears in a different background color to normal view. tdf#87905 (Katarina Behrens, CIB)
KDE, XFCE, and Mate ScreenSavers are now also inhibited when presenting (Andrzej Hunt).
Impress Mode selection
Several modes were active in Impress:
Page to edit slides content
Page Master to edit slides container
Notes to add Notes
Notes Master to edit Notes container
Plan to sketch a presentation
Handout to define the handout format
Slide sorter to organise presentation
It was hard to navigate between Master / non master modes. Tabs above the working area were jumping right and left, consuming screen space.
Now, two toolbox icons have been added:
one to toggle Tab bar visibility. It is hidden by default. Clicking the toggle disables the new Mode Selection tool and restores the previous behaviour.
one to Select the Working mode among the 7 modes listed above. It is divided in two zones: top zone is regular mode (dealing with content of the presentation), bottom zone is the Master mode (dealing with container).
Slide Design
Slide Design dialog in Slide ▸ Slide Design now affects all selected (standard) slides. (Caolán McNamara, Red Hat)
Equalize Width/Height
When multiple objects are selected, the right click context menu Shapes submenu now supports Equalize Width and Equalize Height which adjusts the width/height of the selected objects to the width/height of the last selected object. (Caolán McNamara, Red Hat)
Save Background Image
Right clicking a slide now supports saving a background image to file, this matches the pre-existing set background image option. (Caolán McNamara, Red Hat)
View/Edit Control Points
The Shape Properties dialog for enhanced shapes now lists and enables editing the control points. This is in addition to the preexisting mechanism of selecting with the mouse the yellow control handle of the shape, but enables viewing and fine control over the control values. (Caolán McNamara, Red Hat)
Presenter Console
There is now a button on the presenter console to restart the timer of the slideshow without restarting the slideshow itself (see this blog entry) (Miklos Vajna, Collabora; Andreas Kainz)
OpenGL Transitions
All OpenGL transitions have been ported to OpenGL 2.1+, which removes support for very old GPUs but allows a better usage of modern ones. Four new transitions have been added and exploit these new available features. (Emmanuel Gil Peyrot, Collabora; Tomaž Vajngerl, Collabora)
Math:
Autoclosing brackets is optional now tdf#43090
Import MathML from Clipboard
(Regina Henschel)
The tool “Math Input Panel” in Windows or the context menu of a formula in a browser allow to copy the MathML source to clipboard. The Math module in LibreOffice has got a new item “Import MathML from Clipboard” in menu Tools to import such source and convert it into LibreOffice’s own formula syntax StarMath.
MathML and StarMath have some differences and therefore sometimes corrections on the imported formula are needed, but most of the formula should be correct. If a conversion is not possible, nothing happens.
The import expects, that a <math> element exists, which has an attribute xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML".
Base:
Ancient SeaMonkey based mozab driver was only used on Windows 32 bit and is removed now. This functionality is replaced with mork driver, that supports Thunderbird address book.
Given that SeaMonkey based mozab driver also provided Outlook and Outlook Express address book integration, that Windows 32 bit only feature is lost for now. Note that Windows 64 bit never supported ancient SeaMonkey based mozab driver.
Chart:
Trend Line
Exponential and Power trend lines accept negative Y values tdf#70673 (Laurent BP)
Improve equation rendering by removing some useless 1: (Laurent BP)
polynomial: f(x) = 1x^2 + 1x +1 => f(x) = x^2 + x +1
Core:
Unicode character input with Alt+X
Some Windows applications, such as Microsoft Word and WordPad, permit the user to input arbitrary Unicode characters by typing an hexadecimal code point (for example, 2026 for …) and then pressing Alt+X. LibreOffice now includes this functionality as well. (Note: This feature adds to the long-existing, equivalent Linux/GTK functionality of pressing Ctrl+⇧ Shift+U+hexadecimal code point.) tdf#73691 (SIL)
Details:
Toggles (switches back and forth) between the character before the cursor and its Unicode notation.
Intelligently handles combining characters, expanding the entire character immediately.
Selection is not necessary, but if used will limit the input to those characters. (Draw/Impress/Calc have the final result selected, but not Writer.)
Handles all 16 Unicode planes
Available in Writer, Draw, Impress, Calc and Math.
Re-assignable keyboard shortcut: Tools ▸ Customize ▸ Keyboard ▸ Category:Options ▸ Function:Toggle Unicode Notation. Defaults to Alt+X assigned at the global level. (Alt+C used for Basque/Dutch/Galician/German/Brazilian-Portugese locales and ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+X used for MacOS).
WebDav Improvements
Better LOCK/UNLOCK support tdf#82744 (Giuseppe Castagno)
Support a (https-like) non-standard vnd.sun.star.webdavs URL scheme in addition to the non-standard (http-like) vnd.sun.star.webdav scheme, core commit d3de490437df4c9093f32e97fc185066d64c0f46 (Stephan Bergmann, Red Hat)
Filters:
New import filters
Gnumeric is now an officially supported import format (does not work on Windows) (It was supported as part of the experimental features for some time) (Markus Mohrhard)
Microsoft Write (.wri files) can now be imported, via libwps. (Sean Young)
Apple Keynote 6 files can now be imported, via libetonyek. tdf#88682 (David Tardon, Red Hat)
Improvements in OpenXML filter
Export of the modified VBA stream back to binary Microsoft formats and OOXML (Rosemary Sebastian, Markus Mohrhard)
There is a new configuration value that allows to control whether to use this feature (by default yes) or switch back to the old behavior of discarding or writing back the unchanged stream
The following features are not yet (completely) supported: Protected macros, macro sheets, active x and some of the designer features.
Improved export of embedded objects to DOCX and PPTX, including export of Math formulas (Michael Stahl, Red Hat)
Numerous other improvements to the Microsoft OOXML import and export filters, the Microsoft Office binary file formats and the RTF format. Details:
OOXML Filters → OOXML, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, VML, drawingML
Microsoft Office binary file filters → DOC, XLS, PPT, "ww8"
RTF Filters → RTF
Improvements in MS Visio filter
Implement overriding of colour of lines and of text from layer properties and the visibility and/or printability of a layer. tdf#50309, tdf#68392 (Fridrich Strba)
Fix incorrect handling of stencil text. tdf#90154 (Fridrich Strba)
Basic initial implementation of hatch fill. tdf#44552, tdf#76835 (Fridrich Strba)
Implement support of bullets/lists. tdf#92349 (Fridrich Strba)
Implement support of default tab-stops and custom tab-sets in paragraph properties. (Fridrich Strba)
Instead of line-break, spit out a new paragraph when a paragraph break is found. (Fridrich Strba)
Initial emulation of line rounding property. (tdf#90603) (Fridrich Strba)
VSDX theme color import fix (tdf#92270) (Andras Timar, Collabora)
fix VSDX char background handling (tdf#92271) (Andras Timar, Collabora)
Improvements in CorelDRAW filter
Do not drop empty text lines. tdf#67873 (David Tardon)
GUI:
In dialog Tools ▸ Options ▸ LibreOffice ▸ View was added displays the current status OpenGL: Enabled or Disabled
Reorganization of the menus
The main menus in Writer, Calc and Impress were reorganized to improve usability, group similar functions together, add functions that were not present and sorting items based on their usage and importance. blog entry
Reorganization of the menus in Writer, including the addition of a Styles menu tdf#91781 (Yousuf Philips)
Reorganization of the menus in Calc, including the addition of a Sheet menu tdf#91820 (Yousuf Philips)
Remote Files Dialog
In Start screen and menu File was added item Open remote files for opening file on remote resources such as Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, etc.
In menu File was added item Save to remote server for saving file on remote resources such as Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, etc.
Blog entry
Sidebar
Sidebar Deck and Panel states are saved between sessions tdf#67770 (Laurent Godard)
Reorganize the Area content panel found in the Properties deck. tdf#90078 (Rishabh Kumar, Yousuf Philips)
To left section Area in Libreoffice 5.0, to right - in LibreOffice 5.1
Reorganize the Line content panel found in the Properties deck. tdf#89543 (Rishabh Kumar, Yousuf Philips, Katarina Behrens [CIB])
To left section Line in Libreoffice 5.0, to right - in LibreOffice 5.1
Creation of a Shadow content panel found in the Properties deck in Calc, Impress and Draw. tdf#87702 (Rishabh Kumar, Yousuf Philips)
New section Shadow in Sidebar in LibreOffice 5.1
Addition of new contour and spacing controls to the Wrap content panel in Writer. core commit 30c2ae28eecb3f1a4454784974c0c2bffc60334e tdf#93775 (Rishabh Kumar, Yousuf Philips)
To left section Wrap in Libreoffice 5.0, to right - in LibreOffice 5.1
Increase and decrease font size buttons added to sidebar properties pane in Calc. tdf#86179 (Maxim Monastirsky)
On top - section Character in Calc 5.0, from below - in Calc 5.1
Cell reference edge added to alignment section of sidebar in Calc. tdf#91802 (Rishabh Kumar)
Cell styles added to properties pane in Calc. tdf#73071 (Rishabh Kumar, Yousuf Philips, Maxim Monastirsky)
Grouped Slide Transitions for easy selection and added icon based selection palette to Sidebar in Impress tdf#36946 (Tor Lillqvist, Collabora; Michael Meeks, Collabora; Andreas Kainz, Yousuf Philips)
Section Slide Transition in Impress 5.1
New Chart sidebar tdf#91063 (Markus Mohrhard, Yousuf Philips, Heiko Tietze)
Some limitations still apply
Image flip buttons are now available in Writer also (Samuel Mehrbrodt [CIB])
Icons now honor RTL/Vertical Text settings and rotate/flip accordingly, as in the toolbar. tdf#85767 (Samuel Mehrbrodt [CIB])
An "AutoCorrect Options" item has been added in the spell checking context menu. Users can now directly enter the autocorrect replacement table when there's no satisfying suggestion in the "Always correct to" submenu. tdf#92341 (Yousuf Philips, Samuel Mehrbrodt [CIB])
The Spelling Dialog now has a toolbar for pasting and inserting special characters. tdf#95682 (Caolán McNamara, Red Hat, Inc.)
Linux/Gtk
Enable auto-accelerator behaviour for gtk tdf#92630 (Simon Long, Raspberry Pi)
Localization:
New languages/locales with locale data
Available as default document language and for locale specific formatting.
Added locale data for Arabic [ar-BH] [ar-IQ] [ar-JO] [ar-LY] [ar-MA] [ar-QA] [ar-SY] [ar-YE]. tdf#95485 (Ghasan Al-Sakkaf and Eike Rathke)
Improvements to proofing tools and language support
Proofing tools for German language (de-AT, de-CH, de-DE) have been largely improved (tdf#96782):
The spell-check dictionary now contains over 250,000 words. The new version adds over 20,000 new words.
The thesaurus now contains over 135,000 words in over 35,000 meaning groups. The new version adds ~ 35,000 new words.
The hyphenation patterns have been updated and contain an improved exception list.
Updated Slovenian thesaurus (Martin Srebotnjak)
New Guarani (gug-PY) thesaurus (Giovanni Caligaris and Olivier Hallot)
Updated Hungarian spell-check dictionary (tdf#95024), major update, implemented the spelling reform defined by the 12th edition of Rules of Hungarian Spelling (by the Hungarian Academy of Science, 2015) (László Németh, Collabora)
Updated Greek spell-check dictionary (tdf#94415)
Updated Portuguese (pt-PT) spell-check dictionary
Updated Swedish spell-check dictionary
Updated Spanish spellcheck dictionary (Ricardo Palomares)
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